What in the World Are You Doing with Cancer?

<p>Cancer? Don't only old people and little kids get cancer? How on earth did I get cancer?</p><p>That's what Hannah McGinnis thought when she found out she had Hodgkin's lymphoma as a twenty-one-year-old college senior. She didn't qualify for aid wigs or wish-fulfillment programs like children under eighteen but she didn't feel old enough to be lumped in with middle-aged women and men fighting cancer. She found herself in the prime of life battling a formidable disease without warning and without resources for her situation in life.<p><p>In <i>What in the World Are You Doing with Cancer?</i> McGinnis walks through her journey with the disease from her diagnosis to the final treatment and her later reflections. She reveals her thoughts fears joys and struggles with a touch of sarcasm along the way. Ultimately though the diagnosis was both surreal and frightening she found hope a deeper purpose and a faithful God.</p><p>McGinnis encourages us-whether we have cancer or not-to remember that God is sovereign to finish strong and to find the eternal perspective in whatever unexpected trials we may face.</p>